FAMILY LAW BLOG

Child support does not end at age 18 for children who are unable to become financially independent because they are disabled or are in full-time school. While it may be appropriate for child support to change in those circumstances, it…

Family Law questions about spousal support are never quick to answer. Neither are questions about stock options in the family law context. Your question does raise a number of important issues surrounding spousal support that people often misunderstand…

After separation, many spouses want their “exes” to live up to their obligations before getting a divorce. To understand why that matters, it is important to understand what “divorce” means (which is more fully explained in this podcast). But to summarize, all the “divorce” means…

Disney World is a frequent source of conflict after separation, and the subject of many Family Court motions, perhaps because the non-travelling parent is jealous or fears that the trip could give the travelling parent an…

When a child has one or two (or more) primary parents after separation, the (or each) primary parent needs permission from the ex to move any significant distance away. This is because the move will interfere…

Millions of people were startled late last night when the emergency tones went off for the Amber Alert for Riya Rajkumar, only to learn, minutes later, that she had been found, but not safe. Riya did not return…

In recent years, it has become more commonplace to see “complex” families where one (or more parents) have children with several other parents, or is a step-parent to children in other families. So, how child support is…

This website provides a lot of useful information about Family Law to let you know if you are on the right path in your separation and divorce. Reading this best-selling book on Ontario Family Law will give you even more…